flower's carpet

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By: Christophe Racat
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Photographer	Christophe Racat {Karma:367}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon D2H
Categories	Florals	Film Format	Digital JPEG High
Portfolio	Hearth	Lens	Nikon 10.5mm f/2.8G ED AF DX Fisheye
Uploaded	5/15/2006	Film / Memory Type	Kingston Elitre Pro 2go
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Critiques	7	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - Diablerets State - VAUD Country - Switzerland
About	this monday afternoon 15th of may, after the "Lac Retaud" the name pf this flowers in french : "perce-neige"

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Christophe Racat {K:367} 10/15/2006

Hello Toby, thank you very much for your comment!
I like photography. It's necessary for my life.
Best salutations.
Christophe

Toby Thornton {K:272} 10/13/2006

You have a great portfolio with some very interesting perspectives. Good work.

Mirko Sotgiu {K:649} 9/10/2006

Good deep of field.
I like the hard wide angle images!

Allen Aisenstein

{K:5652} 5/15/2006

Lovely landscape with good dof and nice composition.

Titus Powell {K:1731} 5/15/2006

Very impressive portfolio. This one immediately caught my own. Love the fisheye effect!

Christophe Racat {K:367} 5/15/2006

absolument d'accord!
La déformation du fisheye étant telle, j'ai préfèré "cadrer" plus serrer pour éliminer les arbres extrèmement penchés sur les bords de l'image. Du coup, le sapin s'est fait... décapité!

drilan P drilan {K:12030} 5/15/2006

Très beau cadrage de ces perce-neige mais j'aurais aimé que le sapin ne soit pas étêté; la scène aurait mieux respiré.
sans rancune, drilan

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